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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-04-15
V,EE BAKER SPRING.- THIS Gel.
i EBRATED PROPERTY FOR SALE.

9Th, 1885, executed by Isaac Baker and Sarah A.
his wife, to me as trustee TO secure BIO nd execut
ed of the same date by So id Isaac Baker to Philip
Killian and A G, Henkel for $500, and being there
to directed under the provisions OF said deed
shall on
Wednesday, May 11th, 1857, at - H.,
on the premises offer at public auction that valua
Bile property know as Baker Spring. This consists
OF 81 acres of land. Upon the land is the finest
spring OF soft freestone water in the Valley OF Vir
ginia. The water bursting in great volume from
the base of a hill and for space OF half an acre on
side and at the base of the hill boiling up keep
ing the sand in constant motion.
The water is cold, clear as a crys- q ,Ii.sM r
tai, and the canal carrying the kSaIaTsSssaa~yl
water to the river from 30 to 40 1T Az INs s5iF1sM
wide and to # deep, is stocked Ea lassszss
and always has been stocked with the finest fish,
which the temperature of the water keeps firm and
sweet in the warmeSt weather. There is also
very good Chalybeate spring upon the land The
house IS frame and compar atiVely new, with y
rooms and a summer dining room II by 20. There
is splendid orchard and garden, new corn crib
and granary The place is situated within less than
Va the junction of the Newport News and Missis-
sIpDi Valley and the Shenandoah Valley Il. RS.
WayneSb0rO is beautifully situated in the lap of
the mountains on the east side of the Valley of
Virginia, on South river. and has No. public
sch oOls, with the Fishburne Military School and
high grade Female Academy, churches of all de-
nominations and an excellent and law abiding
population in and around it, As a summer resort
OF sanatarium the Baker Spring property offers
healthy and accessible, it has land well adapted to
fruits. vegetables and garden products it has
already large house room. the spring and its canal
give it excellent fishing advantages. and the South
liver flowing alongside of 1t affords elegant boat
ing and bathing facilities, as we'll as excellent bass
fishing
This splendid property will be sold for ST. 500 In
hand and the residue on bonds payable at one,
two. three and foul, years from date. with good
personal security and bearing interest from date
and with lien retained for their ultimate security.
JACOB COINER. Trustee.
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Monday, the 25th dag of April, 1887,

that very valuable farm in the county sashsssess
Of Augusta, near Barterbroek, on
which James McComb resided in his ssass 5000
lifetime SsAsE
The farm contains about 200 acres GSzaasAaHr
of fine land well watered with good improvements
located in one of the most productive sections OF
the County. in a good neighborhood near to
churches, schools, &c.
TERMS: Cash in hand to pay the costs of suit and
sale, and the residue on credit of one two and
nual instalments, the purchaser giving bonds for
the deferred payments bearing interest and waiy-
ing the homestead, with approved personal securi-
ty, and the title retained as ultimate security.
GEO. M. COCHRAN, JR.,
VIM. PATRICK,
Commissioners.
I, B. F. Terry Dep. Clerk of the Circuit Court Of
Augusta County, do hereby certify that VIM.
Patrick, one of the Comrs of sale appointed in the
foregoing cause has duly executed the bond re-
auired according to law
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Feb'y,
1887. B. F. TERRY, Dep. CTk.
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To the voters Of Augusta Coatraty:-

1 hereby announce myself candidate for re-
election to the Office of COMMISSIONERS OF THE
REVENUE. for South River District. thank my
many friends of my district and the county fol
past favors, and, If reelected. will discharge the
duties OF the office to the best OF my ability
feb l8-tde VIM L. MOWRY.
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At the same time and place I WILL as Committee
OF Isaac Baker. sell the personal property on the
place-including the household and kitchen furni-
ture. farming utensils, Stock and the wheat grow
ing on about Is acres.
TENSION all sums under $40, cash will be
required, on all over that amount a credit of six
months will be given, purchaser giving bond with
good security.
7. R. ~ sPECK. Sheriff.
apr15 At and as such Committee
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-04-15
MR.. ALIENS CONTENTION.

1t is contended by the Auditor that his
error. if such it be, was an error in delibera
tive judgment. and chat he is not respon-
sible for errors of judgment when he was
allowed discretion 1t is well settled that
ministerial and other public officers
though not employed in the ordinary ad-
ministration of justice, when called upon
by law to exercise deliberative judg-
ment are not responsible for errors of
judgment in the absence Of all corruption
or malice. Opinion of Baldwin, j., in
Austin VS.. Richardson, Graft, 227.
When public officer exercises his best
Judgment in the exercise of judicial func-
tions he is not liable to an action for an
action if he falls into error in case where
the act to be done1s not merely q minis
teridl one, but is one in relation to which
it is his duty to exercise judgment and
discretion. Chief-J ustice Taney's Opln-
ion in Kendall VS.. Stokes, 8 How. 301.
But in case where he is authorized by
law to exercise merely ministerial act
within stated limit, and nc discretion
vested in him, among which we must place
direction to pay certain per cent. to a
certain officer for a certain service-to
pay certain officer certain salary, what
discretion has he in the premises except
Wuou ID oOlI-CoouMCu Val u0 pay 1855
Not without infringing the rights of the
individual. Can he pay more Not with
out infringing the rights of the Common
wealth. There is no margin allowed-no
room for the exercise OF any judgment on
his part. He mast obey the laau in such case
to the letter, or he violates the laa0.
DISCRETIONARY POWERS.
There are many cases familiar to the
profession where the Auditor is author
lied to act according to his discretion and
best Judgment, DuJ This case cannot be
brought under any such designation. This
is case where the law fixed. and fixing,
absolutely limited the duty and the func-
ton of the Auditor, and the money paid
out by him was in plain violation Of the
law of the land and he must be held liaole
for the amount overpaid in excess of law
full authority, and the judgment of the
Circuit Court of Richmond city must be
affirmed.
A copy-Teste:
GEORGE X. TAYLOR, c. G.
THE sURETIEs.
The title of the suit is the Common
wealth vs. S. B. A lien and his sureties. The
sureties of the Ex-Auditor are John A.
English, J. E. Hamilton, E. A. Fulcher,
H. A. S. Hamilton, Robert S Hamilton,
aud Robert &. Harnsberger. The last
named gentleman has died since the suit
was Instituted.
WHAT EX-AUDITOR ALLEN THINKS
OF II.
The Washington correspondent of the
Alexandria 'Sazette, " writes that paper
that "Ex-Auditar Allen of Virginia says
he was never niufe surprised than when he
heard of the decision of the Virginia
court in his case Yesterday, and that he
had been induced to beSa. by some of
the best democratic la wyeI.sn the State
that the decision would be in his favor.
instead of, as it was, against hiAn.''
A telegram from Richmond to The Nor.
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To the Voters Of augusta county:
hereby respectfully announce myself candi-
date for COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for Mid
die Eiver District, and if elected. will discharge
the duties faithfully and to the best of my ability
marlS tide VIM. H. MOORMAN.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-01
Ylslte durepresentant Officiel du
cOmite eXecutif dc Ia con.
Venti0n de Nashua.

Aiinsi que nous ravons annonce
dams notre dernier num6rc, le 60.
mit6 ex6cutif da la XYIIaO onven
ton generate DIES Oanadiens Fran
Gals des Etats Unis q d6signe M.
Emile III. Tardiyel, directeur du
!" Messenger" de Lewiston, Me-,
CONNIE son representant ofheiel,
avec mission de vislter les centres
canadiens de pOuest ct de s'assu-
rer des adh6sions q la prochaine
convention qui se tiendra 3 Nashua,
N. II = la fin de JUN proclaim.
Nous if6licitons bien sincere
ment le comit6 EXECUTE de Pexcei-
Ilente id6e quill q cue, d'abord en-
conceyant lidee d. cett-- nilsson.
ensuite en- Ia confiant B N. Emile
Tardiyel.
Personne en- effet nest plus apte
que notre sympathique ct dlstlngn6
compatriote ct confrere 4 remplir
cette importante ct delicate mis-
sion qui aidera plus que nous en-
saurions le dire al success de cette
enterprise rationale.
Pour notre compte personnel
nous serons tres heureux de rece
yoir NJ. Tardivei ct de faire notre
possible pour lai assurer = Minnea
polls une reception dlgDe de lui.
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L'hiyer s annoncs CONNIE devant
.atre trAs.rigoureux.

II 0lY6l b SuuOu0o@ ucfdAU
atre trAs-rigoureux.
Dimanche et lundi le thermom6
tire marquait ~ degrees au dessous
de zero. Aussl lie surintendaut des
pauvres M. Curtis est il tres. occa-
pc. LIE nombre DIES applications
pour secours est excessiyement
grand. Depuis quelquee jou~s les
places Oh Pon distribute le pain
gratis ont et6 litteralement assi6.
gees par une arm6e de pauvres.
1t ce quill y q de plus triste q dire
cpst que ces infortunees creatures
se sont pas de neutrality-suspicious.,
ce sont des personnes dams le be
soiin, le plus grand besoin, VOLTA tout.
On suppose que les depenses pour
les institutions de charlie excede.
ront celles de toutes les annees
precedentes.
Gull est sage rouyrier, le pare
de famille, qui pendant quill peut
atrsvaiIler on 9tf, 6conomiselde ma
Mere . ponyoir passer Fhiyer sans
souffrir ct surtout sans voir ga
famiNe souHrir.
On a. chefche bien des moyens
d'am6liorer Ia situation DIES OF
yriers, le meilleur c'est Economic
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
o.f Hpnnenin -Pr0hafa COilrt


GTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
5of Hpnnepin.-Probate Court.
In the Matter Of Proyingthe alleged Last
Will and Testament Of Godfrey es
~jarlsis, Deceased. d
Whereas, Madeleine Desjarlais of the
n wn Of Map : Grove has lately deliver
ed 10 he Probate Court Of the Comfy Of
Hennepin, an instrument in writing,
.p~urporting to be the last Will and Tesla
nent Of Godfrey Desjarlals late Of said
Town deceased, and has applied TO .sald
Probate Court fort the probate thereof:
tits o dsred, That said application be
heard an the proofs Of d alleged will
be taken at Especial termssof this Go IT,
10 be heldat the Court House inthe City
Of Minneapolis, IN ca d County, on Mon
day, the 18th dry of December 1887 OF
10 O'Clock IN the forenoon; and that noti-
&c Of such hearing be given To all persons
interested, by publishing this order at
least once III each week 0 rthree success
ave weeks prior to said day 0f hearing,
In the 8 Echo'd e YOuest,s q newspaper
Is inted and published III said County.
Datsda Minneapolis, this 18th day Of
November 1887.
By the Court:
.N0NsSCHLEGELL,
Judgeof Probate,
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Tuneraillas Do Mgr larooqus.

Les funArailles de Monsei.
|gnenr Joseph LaRocque ont "a
lieu le Is nov. . Saint Hyacinthe,
au milieu dun immense eoncoure
de membres dn clerg6, de citoyens
de l'endroit ct des paroisses enYi
romantics ct d'etrangers.
sVers neuf heures du matin, lee
restes mortels du regrett6 defunt
|furent transportes du monastere
du Precieux Sang, Oh ils 6taient ex-
poses depnis dimanche, . Ia Cathf-
drale. Plus de mile personnes for
maient le cortege. Les porteurs
dies coins du poole etaiant Phone
rable JUICE Sicotte, Honorable uge
Teller, Honorable NJ. de La
BruyAre, president du Conaeil Is.
gitlatif, M. Dsssaulles, MARE de la
vile, NJ. Remi Raymond ct N.
Chappt. ancien n6gociant de Mont
real. Nm. les abb6s Paul LaRoc
que ct Charles LaRocque ct NJ le
DR. LaRocque, sergent d'armes de
Iassembl6e Legislative de Qneb 6,
co daisaient le deuil.
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"a coNsoMPTlON GuERIE.

I'm yieux medecin retire, ayant recu
dun mlssiennaire DIES In,ies Orientales
la formule dun remlde simple ct vege-
tai pour Ia guelison rapide ct permanent
,e de Ia Consumption, Ia Bronchite, Il
Catarrhe, l'Asthme ct toutes les Aztec
lions DIES Poumons ct de la Gorge, ct qu,
gu6rit radicalement la Debilit6 Nerveuse
ct toutas les Maladies Nerveuses; apres
avoir 6prouve ses remarquabl.s efets
c~uratifs dane s!!ss milliers de cas-, trouve
que c'est s m devoir de lie faire connaitrc
aux malades. Pousse par le d6sir de
oulager les soufrances de l'humanitE
j~'enverrai gratis d ceu4 qul lie desirent,
cette. recette en- Allemand, Francois. GU
.Apglais, ave- instructions pour Ia prepa-
rer ct Femployer. Expedite par la peste
81 GU addrrsse ayec I'm timbre nommant
ce Journal, w. a. NoYEs, $40 Powers
Block. Rochester. N. Z.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-01

lie nouvel embranchement du
Racifque au Sault SaiDte.Marie
seIa probablement termin6 cette
semaine. QUAINT au pont jet6 sur
Ia riviAre Sainte Marie, il ne sera
ouyert 4 d traffic que le Z decsmbre.
Les compagnies de chemins de fer
Duluth, South Shore ct Atlantic
ont terminA leurs raccordements q
25O arpents environ plus 3 l'ouest.
ii ne reste plus qu'un petit bout
de cbemin pour op6rer IN raccor-
dement, avec la ligne de Duluth, ct
il sera termin6 de bonnie heure au
printemps. Les travaux Jul 10
chemin Minneapolis ct Saint Paul
iusqnau Sault seront completes au
commencement de l'autre mois. La
ligne sera ouverte an traffic anssi
tot one possible, mails on ne con
dnira les passengers que dams le
conrant de Janvier proclaim.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-01
Denx messes de mutt.

L'annca 1883 sera remarquable
par le fait qu'elle aura deux mes
SEES d. mutt: la premiere dev1a etre
chant6e le2 la,.Vier q l.2O hr du
matin; q poccas1on du Jnbll6 de
So Salntet6 le Pape Leon XIII;
,ette heure matinate 50 trouv.nt
etre Ia meme que celle q laquelle
on chantera uue grand'messe SO.
lenne,le en- rhonneur de ce glo-
rieux eY4nement dams toutes les
.oglises de Ia Vile Eternelle.
La seconde messe aura lieu com
d'habitude, le IS decembre
jour de la grande solennite de
Noel.
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MARCHE DE MINNEAPOLIS.

Bio, No /, Hard VI 3 10
BIZ, No / northern 68 . 09.
Mails, 35 y 4Octs.
Son, $1O25 Ia tonne.
Avoine, 26 q Csc.
Orge, 40 6Oc.
Foin mil, $40 4 312.
Foin de marais, SO 3 $40.
wild poor 6 . So.
Beurre, fancy creamery, 20c.
Mess pork per barrel$l4.OO.
Jambon, 10 a Acts.
Feyes, Navy, $500 = 1926.
Faves, quaIite inferieure, $l.OO
Lard frais Pork $500 = $5.5C
le cent
Veal choice, 6 . s..
Maple sugar pure TO- 13c.
Eufs, 10 a2lc.
Pommes de terre, go 75c.
Oignons, So y 75c.
Cranberries $l.75 q So.
Pommes 50 80 . $500. ssss
1--we Chickens Z
Choux la dog, 80 . rs.
1 Peaux Yertes, Gle.
sAches, 10 A12c.
de mouton75 d $1,lO.
Farine White Lily Best family,
S2.05 detail $3.50
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GTATE or MINNESOTA, COUNTY
Dof Hennepin.-ProDate Court.

5GTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
a0of Hennepin.-PfoDate Court.
In the matter of the estate Of Damase
Binette, Deceased.
On readi 6 and filing the petition Of
TREBLE Baril, repre.e ting that Damase
Binette has lately died lntestate, 2 resid-
.ent and lnbabi ant OF The Coul sty of Hen.
nep. and State Of MlDnesota, leaving
goods, chattels and esta e within this
County, and ptaylng that administration
Of his estate b to Damase Binette, Sr.
granted:
It is ordered, That said petition be
heard At a special tern Of this Court, 10
b. held at the Court House in the City
of Minneapolis, in gid County, OF Niot-
day, the 18th day of December 1881. ct
10 o'clock IN the forenoon; and that noti-
&c Of such hearing be givento ell persons
interested, by publishing this order at
least once in each week tor three success.
siv weeks. pr or to said day Of hearing,
IN the !" Echo e lOuest,n 9 newspaper
printed and published in said County.
Dated at Mime nolis, this 18th day Of
November 1887.
By the z curt:
+. Won SCHLEGELL,
Judge Of Probate.
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DEGES.

49,
Est decide on cette vile le %
Noyembre Page dee27 ans, mum
des sacrements de IEglise N. 10
seph Desch6nee.
Les fun6railles ont Gu lieu le Is
lEglIae Ste. glotilde, NJ. DesI
.ehAnes etait natiif de ST.. OctNe
an Metis, comte de Remouski
Uanada, ct habitat Minneapol I
depais six ana.
Pendant Ba courte carri6Ie i
j .est toujours distingue par 90 bon.
us conluite, sa prolific son amour
dn travail, grace auxquelles il q gu
sacqu6rir une iolie somme dar'
rent.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-01

En- raison des GRANTEES que Ton
do manquer d'eau dams la vile,
tons les propri6taires de maisons
ct de ablocks'' on l'eau coule pres.
quo continuellement dams les
closets ont recu iordre de fer
mer imm4diatement les robinets.
Des inspectors ont etc NOMINEES
pour s'assurer "de visu" que ces
ordres ont etc executes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-01

Luke Saxton, un jeune homme
employee dams les chantiers de bols
de NM. Mead & Robinson q en- lie
pied droit broy6 par IN tronc d'ar
bre. II fut transport6 q rofhce du
DR.. Ames qui pratiqua Pamputa
ton au- dessns.de la cheville.
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ARGENT a PREFER.

Sur vos montres, diamands, che
veaux, yoitures, meubles gu toute
autre bonnie s6curit6, sans d6pla-
.cemsnt ct q DIES termes favorables.
j. H. PoTTLE
525--a2nd Ave South.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-01
DULUTH.

Dimanche soir vers 4 b. 80 lie
1feu a etc d6couye1t dams lie sous
sol de rEglise Congrationale an
coin de Lake Avenue ct de la 2Ame
Rue. L'insufHsance du departe-
,nent du feu ct lie manque d'eau
.occasionnerent la destruction totale
Ide la nouvelle 6glise, don't il ne res
te que les murs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-01

Lundi matin vers 9 heures, IN
charretier nomm6 Goe r Ffask
est tomb6 du premier 6tage du ba
timent occup6 par Shotwell, Gle
liheW and Lothman premiere Ave
nue. ct 2eme Rue Sud ct est mort
deux heures aprAs DIES suites de sa
chute.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-01

Tn incendie sssez considerable
s'est declare mardi dernier vers
2 b 80 de l'apres midi aux Nos
42O, 422, 424, & 426 Nicollet Ave.
nu. Les pertes sont evalu6es 9
$4,000.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-01

Les larmes, a dit un auteur ca.
tholique, sont ces fruits 81 doux de
g6missements, dc soupirs ct de
plalntes que lon cueille q l'arbre
amer de la vie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-01
Les deux frAres Barrett, les
assassins pr6sum6s du conductaur
Tofelson sont maintenant en- pr
son d Minneapolis.

I'm commencement d'incendie
s'est declare dimanche dams le ma.
gasin de gros de w. g. McLeode,
dams le batiment du Panorama
Les pertes sont insignificant 8
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-01

Yous ponvez acheter un bon the
Japan de z. Dsmeules, LOG 2.rue
N. q % cts Ia livre par lot de 5 il.
vres ct plus.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-01

II ny q que deux futurs que
l'homme peut s'appliguer ayec
gertrude ct sans orgueil: Je souf-
frirai, je mourrai.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-01
CANADA.
MONTREAL.

James Murphy ct James
Ferry OFT tous deux etc arretes ce
matin pour vol de grand chemln
sur la personne de P. Campbell.
Les deux voleurs apres lui avoir
assen6 quelques mauvais coups
sur la tete, lui enleyerent lasomme
de $50.
Campbell reconnait bien les as-
saillants.
lis subiront leur process devant
la Gour du Banc de la Refine.
MN. @. A. Nantel, NJ. T. 2. ct
A. C. Wurtele viennent de faire
l'accquisition de La Presse. NJ.
Wurtele a d6ja en- occasion de
bonner des preuves de SEES talents
administrator ct NJ. Nantel est
un Journalistic .ompu an meter ct
un homme politiqne important.
|Notre confrere possede ainsi tous
les elements du success Ut nous hui
souhaitons bonnie chance.
Accident fatal.
Ferdinand Patry age de 48
ans demeurant 173 rus des Sci
gneurs, employee pour allumer les
reverbAres, narchait sur la vote dn
de fer entire la rue st Mar
tin ct des Seigneurs vers 81 hrs
quand il fut renyers6 Ear IN train
ct mutil6 horriblement.
lie malhaureux fnt Transports B
|l'hopital Notre.Dame Oh il est
mort 3 midi ct Geml.
Ladefunt 6talt marie ct peres de
g enfants. Le coroner a etc no.if9
ct une enqueta aura lieu.
QUEBEC.
LA banque rationale de Que
bee q rebuilt son capital de
s. 100000 q $l,333,000.
-L'.arm6e du SALUTE" await 6t6
prevenue il y a quelques temps
par la population franchise de la
Vile d'avoir q cesser leurs 81
magr6ss connues sous le nom de
parades. Dlmauche d4rnier NAL
gre Get avis, les "salvationist"
avaient decide de faire une de
monstration. Nal leur en- prit. car
sans paide de Ia police qui est ar
riv6e q temps lis auraient pass6 un
fort mauvais quart d'heure. On
GRANT des troubles serieux, 81 Tar
NEE do Salut, essaie une fois de.
plus de s'exhb Der dams les rues.
DIVERS ENDRolTs.
Le prix dune eolera.
-L'honorable JUICE Ouimet 9
condamne 3 dix piastres de dom.
mag s une dame de Sorel quii await
appel6 90 s~eryaDte, Yoleuse ct bon
ne a rien.
La recolte des patetys dams les
Provinces Maritimas 30 monte 3
peu pres 3 10000 900 de boisseanx
cette anne Z. a so cts Ii boisseau.
celia donnerait nm revaun de $40,
100000. On estime que Ia r6colte.
de rIla du Prince. EdOuard attein.
dra . ellie seule 7,O0O,0O0 de bois-
saaux.
Feu n. Mathew Meady.
La Vile de IerTebonne per-
DAFT hier, Is MNd6n, Fun de ses
premiers c1toyens etle Canada punI
de ses grands industries, en- la
personne de me. MathewsMoody.
m. Moody arrivait de visiter 90
fabr1que instruments agricoles ct
paraissait debonneh umeur CONNIE
Id'habitude, lorsqun 30 NIT q table
poar prendre son diner ayec pa
famille. il 4tait q servir Fun DIES
stems lorsqu'il fut frapp6 soudai
nement ct tomba 3 Ia renverse
|comme foudroy6
Quelques minutes plus tard il
lrendait e dernier son1piir an milieu
de sas enfants accourus q la p6nis
Bile nouYclle. ii succombait nne
maladie de occur don't il sentait les
atteintes de temps q autre.
M. Moody 6talt age de rs ans.
81 zen await passe quarante 4 Terre.
lbonne.
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"A yendre q bon marcl6, 3 ar
penis de terre dams la Town de
Corcoran, avec une bontique de
forge connue sous le nom de Bou.
tiqne de Morse. S'sdresser 3 q.
Demeules.
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Pour. $l.0O yoas achetez un gal.
Ion de Claret pur ct excellent, 3 Ia
|Campagnie des Wins de Ia Califor-
ME. 253-255,-2e SUD.
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: PENSEES.

La we nous obligs sans cesse 3
pleurer par anticipation ou par
souvenirs.
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Si vous youlpz boire de bon vim
ct q bon marche. allez au num6ro
3O8, Hennepin Avenue, ct deman-
deg NJ. j. b. Dufaud.
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Club Laval.

Les 1embres du Club sont ms
tamment prizes d'assister 3 la sean
ce de domain vendredi. Des ques-
tons tres. importantes seront debat
tues.